Welcome to my page which as you can see is 100% Irish. I am constantly listening to Irish music old and new, and love all kinds of Irish music especially Irish Replublican (Songs of Freedom), Irish Traditional and many of the Irish ballads are also a joy to listen too.
I have only recently began adding my own videos to my youtube and I hope you enjoy listening to them. I am always looking to upload the rare Irish music material of Irish songs you wouldn't hear very often.
You are more than welcome to post your comments or send messages regarding any of the material Ive uploaded on here and I just hope they are positive messages.
Thank you people and happy Listening !
Tiocfaidh Ár Lá Hail Hail the Celts ! And here's to a United Ireland
Great altogether. Ryan's Fancy was one of the most influential folk bands, ever, in Atlantic Canada. During their time they promoted, not only music from Ireland, England, Scotland, and the US, but local compositions and musicians as well. I was hoping before Dermot passed away that they would do a reunion tour of the area, but alas that wasn't meant to be. I still hear from Fergus and I've played with him in St. Johns about 25 yrs ago. He's still active as a musician. Denis in living in Halifax.
I’ve met Mick a few times when I lived in N. Ireland. Even played my tambourine on stage with him at Enniskillen . Loved the song thanks for sharing.❤❤
Beautiful song songs at their best a,song so Beautiful close your eyes and, watch a film of your youth through a song talent you don't learn at school as tom kelly from the old mill rip would say
Thanks for the Lovely comment about the late Connie.. Never met the man but heard him on Galtee Radio in Limerick a lot years ago and he instantly became one of my favourite singers at the time.. Lovely song about his native Meelin Village...I also remember a song he sang im sure it was called the "40 slaps" a very funny song..God bless him...🙏
Mick Flavin is my favourite lrish Country music singer of all times and still is to this day, he has such a unique style voice that no one shall ever be able to compete against him not in our era anyhow. I grew up listening to Mick ,we are both the same age 73 but I am 6 months older than Mick .GODBLESS Mick ,Mary @ there growing family and grandchildren. Kindest REGARDS to you all ELIZABETH in SCOTLAND but IRISH through and through and very proud of my lrish roots and lreland. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Many many men sang that song and sang it well and I have no doubts that John Doody sang a great version of it too , These songs need to be kept alive and not just going back years ago , hardly and new Irish singers of today would have ever even heard of this song...
Oh really so sorry for the loss of your father and I hope you appreciate me putting this video up i had a good chat with your father that night but it was the only time I saw him live but what a great talent he was 🙏
Greetings from Phladelphia … I miss Carraroe too … go raibh maith agat. I was happy to read a while ago that Philadelphia Quakers sent a lot of relief to Ireland during the great famine (by a lot I mean, relative to their numbers … the need for relief was so huge it was only a drop in the bucket in the big picture, I suppose). They say the Irish Quakers also did a lot of good during the famine, and nobody ever said they were helping others because they wanted to convert Catholics to their faith. This city was once a great place, full of good people, and it has welcomed many waves of immigrants. But it seems like these days everything is just going to hell everywhere on the planet and there’s hardly any good will left. This song reminds me of quieter times.
It was my privilege to have known Gen Tom Barry .He credited Flyer Nihen with saving his life that day.@ Tom Keller @ Crlssdarry .Tom B .was great leader with great men
Ahh bless you only just seen this comment you posted a long while back on my you tube page..I filmed this after asking Mark if it was ok he was more than happy for me to and such a dear friend he was of mine and one of my favourite singers on the irish pub scene back in the day.. RIP Always Mark..🙏
